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The Dark Side of the Moon

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PINK FLOYD / DARK SIDE OF MOON - Vinyl LP. The Dark Side of the Moon is the eighth album by the English rock band Pink Floyd. Originally released on 1 March 1973, on the label Harvest, it built on ideas explored in the band's earlier recordings and live shows, but departs from instrumental thematic by founding member Syd Barrett. The album explores themes including conflict, greed, the passage of time, and mental illness, the latter partly inspired by Barrett's deteriorating mental state. - Developed during live performances, an early version was premiered several months before recording began; new material was recorded in two sessions in 1972 and 1973 at Abbey Road in London. The group used some advanced recording techniques at the time, including multitrack recording and tape loops. Analogue synthesizers were prominent in several tracks, and snippets from recorded interviews with Pink Floyd's road crew and others provided philosophical quotations throughout. Engineer Alan Parsons was responsible for many distinctively notable sonic aspects and the recruitment of non-lexical singer Clare Torry. The album's iconic sleeve, designed by Storm Thorgerson, depicts a prism dispersing light into colour and represents the band's lighting, the record's thematic material, and keyboardist Richard Wright's "simple and bold" design request. •Stereo remastered album on heavyweight 180g vinyl •Original UK release date: March 1973 •Certified 15 times platinum in the US and 14 times platinum in the UK •Reached number one in the UK and the US •Topped Billboard Top LPs and Tapes and charted for 741 weeks from 1973 to 1988 •Pink Floyd's most commercially successful album and one of the best selling worldwide 2016 version Remastered from the original analogue tapes by James Guthrie, Joel Plante, and Bernie Grundman

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Speak to Me

2. Breathe (In the Air)

3. On the Run

4. Time

5. The Great Gig in the Sky

Disc: 2

1. Money

2. Us and Them

3. Any Colour You Like

4. Brain Damage

5. Eclipse

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Vinyl (November 4, 2016)
Original Release Date: November 4, 2016
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Legacy
Run Time: 43 minutes
ASIN: B01LTHN0DG
Customer Reviews: 3,017 customer ratings
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A. Landry

Just Get It!!!!

Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2016

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I have not less than 7 different versions of this seminal recording on various media, to include mint MFSL vinyl and Gold CD versions as well as the the Immersion set, and I have to say this is the best of the bunch! The remastering is just incredible. James Guthrie, Joel Plante and Bernie Grundman have breathed new life into this incredible work! In some ways it is like listening to DSOTM for the first time - that is the true litmus test of a remaster. Because I owned so many quality versions of this classic, I was a bit reluctant to buy the 2016 release. Now I have two copies, one to listen to and one to preserve to posterity - it is that good. Someday the grandkids will need to hear this work as it was intended to be heard! Kudos to Pink Floyd music for this remastered series and kudos to the artists who honored Pink Floyd's great work! For those of us who cherish vinyl, this is a rare gift!

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2016 Pink Floyd "Dark Side Of The Moon" remaster/reissue on vinyl

Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016

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All of us have had this album more than once. I'm in the process of replacing my vinyl collection and opted to replace my Pink Floyd records with the 2016 remasters. For one, they are packaged like they were when they originally came out and two, to get a fresher perspective with the remastering. I'm so glad I did. Like the original, it came with the original notes, posters and stickers along with an extra wax sleeve to protect your vinyl while leaving the other in tact for collectibility. The sound didn't disappoint either, incredible, rich sound that to me, is perfectly balanced. I previously received the LP, "Wish You Were Here," and it too, gave me the same satisfaction. Whether you're a new or old fan, I promise these remasters are worth it and at a great price.

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Scooterino

Quality of vinyl pressing is lacking

Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2017

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No doubt I love DSOTM. However, I firmly believe that brand new vinyl (properly cleaned) should be dead quiet. Mine is most definitely NOT quiet. Lots of pops and cracks. Mind you not terrible, but there really shouldn't be ANY on a new vinyl release of this caliber/cost. I use a pretty rigorous cleaning process on my vinyl (Tergikleen, distilled water rinse, Record Doctor V vacuum), so to hear any noise on new vinyl is annoying and leads me to believe that the quality of the vinyl used is inferior or that there were other flaws in the pressing process. In any event, for the cost of this 180g reissue, I am disappointed in the quality. If I thought I could easily find an original version in better condition, I'd definitely of that route, but that seems like an even dimmer prospect.

When will record manufacturers realize that there are still serious collectors out there that want a quiet album? We're not all into vinyl for the "hip" factor. For example, went to a record show yesterday and picked up a used copy of Clapton's Journeyman. Mind you it was near mint, but that baby, though 20+ years old sounds superb with nary a background pop, hiss, or crackle. If they could do it back then for $10, it can be done now for $40!

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Big Kev

Headphones are a Must

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2018

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Though this was purchased as a Gift that will remain in packaging until the recipient (New-Born) attains the age of 18 - I am reviewing the musical content of this for anyone who may have never listened to this before - Though that today would be really hard to beleive - Pink Floyd was and has always been a departure from the Main Stream of Hard Rock that dominated their Era. Though some would rightfully argue that their music was inspired from LSD trips and other hallucinogenics, you don't have to be on Acid to drift away in a state of bliss from throwing this or any early Pink Floyd down on a Platter, donning a set of worthy headphones, and floating away. As one person described it, This is the best way to spend 45 minutes of your life doing nothing more than listening to the best music of our time. I whole-heartedly agree.

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vicky regis

Great album... poor pressing

Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2017

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So this is not a review of the recording. Its Pink Floyd DSOTM so... there you have it. The recording quality is pretty good. Clear highs and solid lows. The problem I have with the one I received is the snaps and pops throughout. It's not un-listenable but it's bad enough that its distracting and really detracts from the listening experience. Some would say that's why you buy vinyl... for the nostalgic snaps and pops. That's not why I buy it. I have a quality system and good quality vinyl sounds excellent on it. It must be a problem with the pressing. Poor quality control I suppose. I agree with another reviewer who said the manufacturers really need to step it up a notch. I'd be willing to pay a little more for a product I knew was going to be a keeper. It's going back to Amazon. Along with a Sublime album I ordered at the same time that has a yellow chunk of something all the way through from one side to the other. Very disappointing indeed. With any luck the replacements will be better. If not, then sadly it may be time to find a new source for vinyl.

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Digger

It's been a long time

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 4, 2014

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It's great that the musical runes were cast such that this has been reissued and remastered in surround sound. The effects are used subtley and entertainingly, for example in "Money". Not all tracks have been given the lavish surround treatment, however, and I couldn't help feeling that some of the original material perhaps hadn't faired as well as more recent (Dire Straits) material. I have nothing but praise, though, for the fact that this material is available at all, and is still being printed. It is probably too much to hope that Pink Floyd would expand their available SACD catalogue, given the dearth of hardware commitment to 5.1 audio. But if you can manage a decent 5.1 system then do, do, do get a 5.1 SACD player (easier said than done) and find new enjoyment in music you thought you knew by heart.

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Mr. L. J. Woodward

Fantastic recording

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 29, 2018

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This edition is the surround sound version. I really enjoyed it. I can't say I'm a Pink Floyd fan BUT for the 1st time in god knows how many years, I sat and listened to the album from start to finish. It was a really good experience.

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Philip Quinton

Feels like the first time I ever heard it!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 5, 2008

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There's very little that I can add to the heaps of praise that this SACD has attracted. I received my brand new sealed copy today from an Amazon Marketplace vendor in New York for a little over £6 (what a bargain!) and by the time I reached track 4 I was so excited I had to tell someone about it. Unfortunately nobody at home has the same rabid level of interest in music and things technical that I have so I have logged on to direct my enthusiasm to Amazon customers instead.

The SACD audio quality is spectacular for a start. The noise is absolutely zero on this release so the initial heartbeat sound really did creep up on me. Sonically it was so natural and realistic that if I didn't know the album back-to-front I would have thought that my SACD player was not playing anything and that there was some kind of pulsing sound coming from outside or next door.

It doesn't seem to matter that the original recording engineers didn't work on this mix, the people who have done it have done such a truly faithful job of taking this classic recording and giving it the 3-D treatment that it doesn't sound odd or unbalanced or anything. It actually sounds (to me) as though I have taken something hallucinogenic and sat in the middle of my front room while the sounds and instruments from the album all come to life and materialise on cue around me, while the electronic effects and reverberations dance in psychadelic waves across the space!

Listening to this on SACD is more exciting than the first time I heard the remastered 20th Anniversary release from a aural point of view, and from an artistic point of view, with the incredible surround mix, it is every bit as good as hearing the album for the first time. I feel as though I am hearing it anew!

Seriously, folks, I recently picked up my Sony surround system 2nd hand for under £50 (see my other review) and it is giving me this much pleasure. If you don't have an SACD player get online and order one now. If you have an SACD player but don't have the 5.1 surround mix of Dark Side of the Moon then shame on you! Get it now! The Amazon Marketplace vendors will sort you out with a brand new copy nice and cheap.

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Mrs CardiganFetish

Hauntingly Beautiful......Hauntingly Good

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 24, 2013

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If you haven't got this Album in your collection then you can only be about 20 something that is all I can say... or if you are older then shame on you for NOT having it. I bought the original on Vinyl back in 73......Got it on CD and it got damaged then replaced it and this is ANOTHER replacement. It is a 5* Album from a 5* Band. It is faultless. It is actually a great chill out album and is ideal to listen to late at night.
They like Led Zepplin were not a singles band but songs like "Time" and "Money" and "Us and Them" are often played on the radio although they were not singles.
An excellent crafted album that knits together well......If you haven't got it.....Order it from Amazon NOW> Its a fine album for ALL agee

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Nicholas Vaughan Quest

Good Quality Landmark HD Music

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 3, 2015

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Pink Floyd's Landmark 1973 album issued as a Hybrid SACD - CD

This album was one of the first rock LPs to contain very complex multi-layered multi-tape-track production, digital sequencers, lots of analogue synthesisers and wide ranging sound effects produced on early analogue synthesisers, as well as stereo mix effects.

It is all about life and social commentary

If your equipment has the transparency and capability this SACD-CD will give you Dark Side Of The Moon in a quality between 48KHz 24Bit to 96KHz 24Bit

Good Value Landmark Album High Definition Music

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Cineman

It's an SACD.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2019

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With SACD'S very rarely being produced these days buying second hand is the only way to get this and other great albums. The disc was in very good condition and I will be looking for more titles.

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AmazonPete

Great

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 5, 2013

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In the eighties I was listening to a CD copy and said that I couldn't understand the hype about this album. The person I was talking to told me that it sounded incredible on vinyl. It took 25 years for a record player and a vinyl copy to drift into my hands, and to say I was excited when I started playing it and could hear the bass drum and the nuances of the guitar, keyboards, and David Gilmour's vocals properly for the first time is an understatement. Unfortunately the record I'd inherited was decrepit and skipped and looped, but the truth of what I'd been told had been made abundantly clear - so I came to Amazon to find a new pressing of the vinyl. This page was confusing, but I eventually recognised that it was selling the 30th Anniversary CD, so I bit the bullet and bought it instead of the vinyl. What arrived in the post was not the 30th but the 40th Anniversary edition, without any live version CD. I couldn't resist playing it, having realised I'd missed out on something special for so long. The clarity of the sounds is astonishing. The only exception is the climaxes of "Us and Them", which sound like every track has been turned up to full volume, the result being a distorted mash (limitations of stereo, perhaps, but I've tried it on a few now with the same result). Is the 30th anniversary edition any different from the 40th, particularly on "Us and Them"? Can anyone tell me?

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IPW133

Where's my stuff

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 7, 2011

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Bit annoyed with this from Amazon.

One order with Dodax-online-UK - failed to turn up and they eventually refunded (DON'T USE THESE PEOPLE). The other with Uniqueplace-UK has failed to turn up (BEGINNING TO THINK THEY ARE THE SAME ORGANISATION). If it's not resolved soon, then it will be another claim files and a supremely unhappy customer...which I will not fail to let others know about.

The album itself is awesome as i heard it before. The best quality I've ever come across. which makes the failure to deliver extremely annoying.

product - brilliant. Amazon traders (of this item) - unprintable.

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Ricchan

Must-buy multi-channel SACD

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 19, 2014

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This album doesn't need any introduction. Amazing sound quality from this SACD. If you build an audio system capable of playing multi-channel SACDs, this is the first SACD you should buy. a My only minor complaint is that in the 5.1 mix, the surround speakers don't seem to be very much put to use, and at moments are just silent. Maybe this was the intention of the audio engineers, to leave them for very particular instruments/effects, but knowing the mix for this version was especially derived from the original multi-track master tapes, I was expecting it to be more experimental/less conservative and the surround speakers to be more alive.

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M. Babb

The best just got better

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 28, 2010

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Obviously it's highly subjective if you like this album or not, but if you're a Floyd fan you won't regret buying this.

I got it to replace my original CD which is starting to deteriorate (the early ones did). For half of what I originally paid for this CD, I've not got 3 copies on one disk, including the superb 5.1 version.

It adds another dimension to the original recording - you still get the old versions (remastered) - but now one to totally immerse you in the sound stage.

If nothing else, the standard stereo version doesn't include the hiss of the vinyl or old CD copy, so I'm happy with that.

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Best of the lot as it is SACD

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2015

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I have several versions of this classic album but this is probably the best of the lot as it is SACD. If you have an SACD player do get it. The sound is better and more alive even if you don't have surround sound. I have 2 channel stereo connected to my SACD player but the difference is noticeable when compared the the standard CD versions. The packaging is not brilliant though.

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MR PAWEL TOMAL

Sounds like completely new album! Awesome!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 15, 2017

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I bought this after watching short documentary on the album and I must say even that I thought I knew the album inside out it is stunning! It's like completely new listening experience and I would highly recommend it to any Pink Floyd fan but mind you, make sure you have quite decent 5.1 sound system for that. I mean it will sound ok'ish on the average home cinema but to have a real experience you need to have great set-up!

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Fantastic surround sound SACD

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2015

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I have never bothered with Pink Floyd before but now I have a well-set-up surround system I bought this SACD when I saw that people raved about it. How did I miss this all these years?! It is fantastic and has one of the best surround mixes I have ever heard. Pure class.

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Neil Pedliham

Puts new life into a great classic

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 14, 2013

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Like so many people, I know this album inside out and back to front. I bought it to hear the SACD 5.1 mix and was expecting improved sound but quite a lot was completely unexpected. Yes, the sound is more enveloping and there are one or two effects to show off the surround mix but on the whole, it's just that much more detailed and spatial.

The highlight for me is 'Us and them'; those familiar chords and gentle drums all warmly presented and then the sax appears right in front of you as though he's just in the middle of the room - and not just better sound; I can actually hear notes I have never spotted before.

One to play to anyone who believes that MP3s are good enough.

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Dawn

Back to my youth

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 7, 2013

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I bought this as I only had it on a cassette (yes, a cassette!) I thought it would be a bit of nostalgia and wasn't sure how I would like it now. I'm so glad I let my heart rule my head as I absolutely love it - probably more than I did the first time. I listen to it a lot. It's not outdated, in fact it wouldn't be out of place if it was released today. If you're not sure to get it - GET IT!!

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